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I t) I+ t/ iitTml tit, 4 0] 2.) THEATRE govAL, DRURY-LANE. TIIIS PRESENT EVENING, June 11, SGS, will perto9ned UTHE MO NTAINEERS.• • . , Oetiri!ian, Mr. RA Y MON D ; . - Virolet, Mr. PUTNANI ; . Mr. JOHNSTONE ; Rogr.e, Mr. COW ; Lope l'odro, Mr. NIACREWS ; - • Buicazirr Muley, Mr. EYRE ; Saul, - Mr. BANNISTER ,• , Zor.r)rl: Mrs. H. SI DDONS ; florrrahe,_ Miss' BOY C E ; • • - Agnes; Mrs.• N L). - • WITH THE WEA'ITIERCOCK. .- - i , ._ .01(1 Fickle, Mr. kV 1..; W iTLER ; c . . 4. 0 '; . Tristram Vickie, NU. BANNISTER ; 'I ,• - Erielwit" Mr. (11 A lII,E WS ; ,t - - - • - - . , - • •Sneer, Mr. PEN LEV ; . - .I . :• - , . Variella, Mro, MOUNTAIN. Poxes 6s. Sccond P . nee 3s.—Pit 3s, fid. Second Price 25.- tillkrl zs. Sec , mil Pike is. —Upper Gallery is. Secunt Plitt: htl. --No Money to be returned. 4 Phu es fur the Boxes to be takenuftlir..Spring, at the 13ot tlfiR ~ Russeil-street. 1‘ i lc: Doors tube opened at Bail past Five; and begin at 114;1 p4A six.- h 1 VAUXHALL. -- - tinder the Patronage of His Royal Highness the Psl Ncs of. WpiLrs. fIN , MONDAY NEXT will be a GRAND ALA,aott EXHIBITION offIRE. VoRK.S by H ENG LER. - lime Shillings and Sixpence. 'Doors open at Seven, and 010 Cont;ert negins at Eight o'Cluck. AIRGYLE•STREET INSTI I'UTION. IGNOR. G. LANZA, jun. has the Ilonttbr to the Nobility. and Gentry, Subscribers to the • Asseuibileit Al this iliStltUti , iti, IliS Friends, and the Public in general, that, by perntissi tt of rite Fropictors. his is- N 1 , 1 • will rake plat* on DN ESD.,, Y. Tune ts. tBoB, on Which Night'aikthe additional 411 d De,ura. toils wilt be lett as the Night before Wlteu w.ll be performed . , at the above PrlVate ['beau; A GRAND CONCERT, . Iu ()He Ad, in whh.ll, , Mrs. MO t3NTAI.N.• and Altss Messrs. LLLltyr, Mr. EVANS, SiinurSElst►Nl, and inot NA 1.01, ave kiustiy ottereto th.'ir Assistance • . After the Concert. will lie pcitu.ine:i (for the first time) a I tatiatiOperetni.. ui Ove .Ict, LE .METAMOitFOSI PER -AMORE. The . Al ualc belectA and ciympoied by sg. LANZA', jun... Principal enaracters•bj Mrs. HE„ -Signora MI A wrl;Ni. Aadeime'D'AuNAY, and Two 1 . .4 DIES (bang their first Appearance), Signor All AWE bN t. Signor F. LANZA,. • • And G. LANZA, jun. Lim.ier in the baud, W LICHSELL ; ' "Ctaid l'i,ino torte, Mr. t.; r. SMART The Bind will be the same as Pe•lorni :it the Seat Assem. blies of Inc Institution. ('''r' Signor LA NZ.t has the Director's authority to an. bounce, that in consequence at Ins zeal and active *erViLeS in the Institution, lie has the permission of tke Ploprict.rs to gi ic BALL, 'in the Lower /town, alter tire Lon Cert and .blirictia )r.ors to be open .t Hair past Seveti, and the Conceit to begin at ii ifs past Lii;iit ti* , x , s to be taken. and tickets tos. 6d each,, to be had at Inc Office or tire Institution, Argyte.strcer . and or Mr. G. lama, .just. No. 8, South Crescent, itediont.stiume who ; where tlm u, Ladies and e.,t I , in. 11 wish to nohow* vi Louis I Pelit:w )111)e , ittedsA tuseud thei- AddiesS, IL e utmost CAUUOII will be onsetvedlot 01.3:14 the Company 44 1td. . • •-•, • ATLAS •INSVRANCF. - COMPANY: . THE .PaESWEN DIRECTOiti of the I LAs INSp,(ANCI COMPANY big to in. fo rm Proprietors a d the Pablic to gener.il, _they hive Liken, t N.. 2i sht line, Clonon.street o as a tent crarY >the, till their Premises are i: , ondleted, anct'wilk ,be tvc.cive Proposals &or _lnsurance on or bforesthe with inst. of which timely n lice will be given. By Order of the D‘recturs. • . • lotIN CHALK, St3;retary, pro tern. Bush lane, lune'to, ISO& .• • • 4IX PRIZES OF TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS. ' co begin. l l Vv afirhot rats 4t)N tit.' • RIcHAgDsoN, GOODLUcK, and Co. I3ank huiltiir COrnhill, anti tacing the King's Mews, ing.erc*, respecttuily acquaint the Public, that the Pe eW STATE Iyr - rt . Y '1 ICKETS and SIIAK F.S are r 'ulv On Sale in variety or 'Number,. The Scheme contains - Sot Pr zcs ot ,C 20',000 Prizef. of . ,Cio,ooo 5 Prizes of - 1,0.* a • - - - 2,c);,0 zo -•- - 10 0 AN9 50 30 other Prizes, amountin g in the whole to 425,0e5. HE First-drawn Ticket in the CITY T LOT TERY, entitled to the GRAND BU T T L WA3 s?lt s . LOT in ixteeu Sixteenth Shines by . . [lf Sit, No w h : ir CORNRI LI, and N 0.9, CHART NC.CRO6S, bliarect awl Sold the totiovving CAPITA 1.. I' kl ZES in the Lotteries that finished in A pril : ...- ------- _ . .., 17,611, a Prize of zi,ocol Vlsg . 1 2 Prize ()IX in,ooo I 111,448 a Prize of ,Csooo 4, -.. .., -....' - 1. . 6,000 1 240019 . • - • 5.000 •i la . - • ••• - 3,0e0 4,132 - - - - / 4)o0 , i 7 948 .. . . - 500 : 4 ,157 . . - - PO' • Mak' ' 966 .. ' - '' s° o ito l 4 - - .. "' 5 00 knsi ll 'A Forty-nine Capital l'rizes sold in the last Lottery , !ale YeAr, including the 'f v.e last Capital PliZe6 of 30,0,101, ever drawn. 5',.1.1-(-:l(F.'l'S and SHARES arc. selling . in variety , for the 'AI : Li)TTEItY that begins the zSth of this Month. 14,.seierno of which civntdins SI X PRILLSof TwLN n.. •.(iyusANI)I , OUN DS, bebittes the usual number ot other "Taal MAI SiTiall Prize,. 0.. , MI litislimS in the Public Funds tralisaacd wifh fide, l 2 dint dispat it, - . S'IY N NEW sIATE LOT VERY. 1 , 1117,LS Of TA ENTY THOUSAND POUNDS, Besides the usual number of ,C v0,;.,,0, ki.Goo, £2,000, kC. sac. • SNVIFT mid Co. No. t 1, Nultry, and N. 1 2 . :3-1-/i ta w Cllariii; Cross, are Seliiiig, the T I C Kb TS and SHAIt E S A r bove' Lot, y, ulo begin Di-Awing un tho 38111 of this w a t t . r 11 ` - ' ~c herrie contains the saute nu mberof Tickets as the e lost t a ,_; '" ll ery, wyli:tounie the ount.. , :r of T woo - •I !lOUS:WaIt. "'CUitist 4 ii te 4.0(' h- iUrO ki r tuVii 111 ..) 5111..11 a Lottery. I c„ht: 1 Lurv.in; Pt Lis , Nvii: liJitt hi Shale) at Swift and :, '''• s MILLS iii the ,iist Lotter), vii Nu 8-Az.4, a Prize ot ,C2,0,0 - Ar No . ,?. I s9i,' - -. -. , C ~,,orii No. 11,387 - -,C i *c oo u. 417 - - t,cir_ . 13,635 - - Ircao At„„ to .1 r, r,.00 2i,8 1 / 1 .- - 5 . 90 24 ;. ; j" A tree larcCdint:, yi . months. No. 3 r,070, l'ilie 9t rind No . - N!). 1,4, Piii.e. t 10,00.1 No. 5 889, NO. 13,078, Ik e . °. i 7, ;l i , vitae. 01 i,00.51. with otlier.s of 5001. *C. N.H . • L • . ts of . 6, ibis the Prize s in the City Emelt* Lotrtry may -,. ilhAtlekt 4,14116 itt 1114:4147 UittaS. ' . , , ' • • ' . , . ' • ir, h c. 7 . , . . . : . . • . . . \ . •.- ig I tr: --0 i . 1 , •. , Awto , „, ' 4 1 1 „ ~ , ........._ ~. ..„,...!,, . „ - 4 - • 1 . v „ A , .. , . • . .- • . ... SATURDAY. SALES OF ESTATES, &c. LONG LEASEHOLDS. UPPER BERKELEY-STREET, GREAT tumnETC. LAN ILSTREET, FOLEY-PLACE, CLAPHAM. RISE, KING's-ROAD, CHELSEA, HANS TOWN, and KNIGHTSBRIDGE. • - • TUBE SOLD BY AUCTION, • By Mr. WHITE, At Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Change-alkeyi On Saturil#, the iBth lune; at Twelve, the following valuable Pro -4 petty ; AN Excellent HOUSE in Upper Berkeley pottman-square, a Ditto in Great Cumber land -street, two tapital Houses, Foley-place, two Ditto (with Gardens, ilcc.) pleasantly situate at Claph.im-Risei four Ditto in the King's-road, near Sloane-square, two Ditto in New-street, Knightsbridge, and a Ground-rent secured on six Houses in George-street, Hans Town ; the whole of which arc held by lung Leases, at small Ground-rants, and now Lett aiid estimated at Rents amounting to upwards Of wool. per annum. Descriptive particulars are preparing, and tlytiev : ut viewing will be given.' TO BE- SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr.' OLIN, A N Improvable CO PY HOLD ESTATE,. situ# and at Batch worth Heath, Parish of Ittekiderswortn, Hens, at the George Inn, Rick inersworrh, oan Wednesday, I une za, aBsb, at Time o'Cluck, in Two Lots. Lot 1„ Comprise. two. aubat..utial Brick and Tile Mes •suages, with good Sitting and Lied- rooms, .4, large Bain and. Sited, and a Garden fenced in, we stocked with I. ruit Trees, and weil supplied with Water ; in the Occupation of Gre- - gOry and Rider; at the low Rein.ol - 91. tos. per annum. L'of z. Comprises citrickanu Tne Messuaeo, with con venient Rooms, • nage Barn . Cow-house, Pi,;-sties•, - Yard, Garden, and Orchard, fenced in, and well stacked with Fruit This; 'Also two Closes of excellent geadow Land, coa t:an-16g a AM's,. i Rood,. 1,1 Poles, tH the Occupation of Witham Lacy, at the low Kent of tol. per annum. Tile above Lstate is Copyl4old, and held. of the Manor of the Moor, .tiubjed to a cubtornary Fine on Death or Alicila tion,• and has an unlimited, right of Commonage on a epaSi. tamper of Acres of excellent Pasture Land. May be viewed till .the Sale --- Itartic l ulars may be had At principal Inns in the adj icent !'owns• the P lade Of Sale; thrldall Inn, Holborn; and of Mr. Edin i Auctioneer and Sworn Appraiser, Watford, . • . . VAI.UrkULE FikEEKOLI). ESTATES TN SIISSEX,‘ ' • 'TO /311 st)1,1) 1W AUCTION, 4 By Mr..WELLER, Oa wedneiday tit, ;ad 01 at the I tphin Inn, Peter 4.;. Itettl, at Twelve u'Clock, tt ht Luta,' • 1.0 . 1' I. A m" Desirable Land = F.R4EHOL 'STATE, Lan l'ax mitt:med. I ) ,very compact, comptimm; a Lunt House and Out-but Arlo, ti,Kltltcr Ares of Statute Alcainrc, nt ticrr ,Nteadow, Araole and Coppit,e Linn, with Commonage Iciglue, truate at I ping, two rinks fr om Altdillust, tic V 4;11 • ram licterstield, and thirteen trout\ Cntclicoter. It. the Mare Lands, in two Enclosures, comprising 21A tk Cottage with a Garden, tido, Granary, Staple?, 116 i.:. 41 Acres of Arable and Meadow Land, situate at E Istcd. .t M arco Must', Barns, Stablea, and Out•isildings, with so .arts ut Arghtd and Meadow Lj.,:t. V. \ ti. hut,' lent in House, ,barns, and ( in pelted Repair, together with 146 Acres ut good Arabic, Aleaumy, an—Coppicc Land, and a Valurbie. tor 384 p, situate at l uteri; Oil Le ,se to Mr. W Collins. V 1 A most fGell(Ji Estate. ‘ PilsiStilig ut 619 A cr a ve Arable.. NLni , tw, Down, Aid Coppice Land,. with a couniortahlo taut lluuse, and suttable tit:t.bititotogir ?4rieLt Repair, on Lease. to Mr. J. MUrey. i I. Two VAluable Coppices, situate in Ekted Manor, calko i• he 'Getman Leith, comprising 48 Acres. Vel • Coppice, calleti the hassocks, consisting of to Acres, situate at Nital. several Lots may be viewed, by applying to Mr. Ferrer, the ambit' to Lord Robert Spencer, at IVuolbeenig, near Nlidnurst, of tvhoin primed Partieulari may be had 2c Days previous to the Salt. i'aliiculars also may be had-of Mr. Sandhant, Solicitor, Mittiluktt ; at the !daft' Moon, l'etworthi King's Arms, t;odalining; place of Sale; of Mr Knight, Banker, King ston ; I. Lomeli. I..sq of the Temple; and Messrs. Win stanley and son, Paternoster-to*, London; thc Libraries at Brighton, Worthing, and Bognor ; anti of Mr. Weller, Chi cheater. • MANOR AND F.STATE, OF - COX LODGE, IN NORTHUMBERLAND. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At Ponces, (Lite Turner'ajthe Queen's Herd Inn, in New. f l l v, " e le l - ve "P a " t " *N . ortin"efuonllesert'llrismiapoetithoef. I t t i rk be u . Lu a s n t, t it i o n Sgt _private ContrJci, of which, in that case, Notice will beY - given), . . • FREEHOLD ESTATE, comprising Two Third Farts of the Manor or Lordship of Coxiodge, in the pariah of Gosforth. in the County of Northumbeiland, anti situate about two miles and a hal/trout the town of New. castle- upon• Tyne. consisting of the ancient Messuage, or Mansion House, oh other Houses and Buildings, aod about 560 Acres of good Land, lying•altogetlier. in a ring fence, on the North side of Satter's-lane, an adjoining the great North Post Road front Newcastle to Morpeth and Edinburgh.— The,whole being now occupied in three Farms, by Mr. W. Dolman, Alessrs. bunion and Rayne, and Mr. John Cram, who will show the same The Land `4lkix is redeemed. A Plan of the Estate may be seen, and further particulars had, on application to Mr. Feters,-.Solioitor, us Newcastlt; Mr. Fryer, Land Surveyor. or Mr. Edward Bell, Newcastle ; Itobert•Dundas, lisq. 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Medicine is considered, founded on an Experience of mare than half a Century. it ' will not appear presumptuous to assert, that even in the last struggle of extariogNattiro, its benign, yet powerful virtues have prevailed, and restored Thousands to their Country and Friends I That the introduiion of a deleterious Counterfeit should, for several yens, hive prevented the inhabitants of the Westernl sliouts from enjoying the benefit of such an inesti. matrle Specific, cannot be sufficiently lamented; but as all farther imposition is rendered impossible, by the name of . 14- Thomas Norris Moore," engraved on each Stamp (by fa vour of Government), it is confidently hoped this Address will succeed M persuading those uOliged to encounter the awful perils of a Foreign Climate, to rely on the efficacy of these unrivalled Drops. Orders tar Export executed at the Doaar's /WW I ay i Lima Brook.straet, Grosvenor.square. . . 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This !Jay was published, Price gd. or Thirteen to the Dozen, with the rail AllOwance to S'i.hools, THE FIRST CATECHISM fiih CHILDRO.I, containing common Thingi,incessail to be k and adapted to the .Capacity and CurioditY of Children bat weest filur and Tat Years of age. By the Kee. DAVID ItLAI k, A. it Adther of the Ct.tss Rook ; the Reading LxercitieS, or Intro tluttiun to the Class Book ; of the Grammar of Philliephy, Sze. tie. Every Parent and Tutor will be instantly struck Vrith the usefulness and importance of this new Catechism, which hem gins with teaching the Child to count Ten and name the °aye in the Week, and pr , ceeds by easy steps to thetietinition and explanation of all kinds Of familiar and Common Objects. It bears, in fad, as to tne business of lite, ano the tiro prfncla files Of general knowledge, exactly the 4Mo relation as the - Church Catechism , and the easy C4teshisms of Dr. Watts * bear to the Principles of ReliAlbn and Printed for. Richard Phillip*, No, 4; Ofidlile•lltreeri J Am ton ;_and to be had, with the other much approved Waits of the same Author,ofell Booksellers in and Cnenity. 11 - 11 -7 TEV. Mk. AA it Ci:Vris, LTA OUS PILLS., • 'TT was a remark to C the 601ebrate.1 Dr. Buchan ! 1 Author of the I)ornatait Metlicinei that complaints at the Stomach and Bowels ate tha prevailing Mala.ly of tilit ' Country, which lay the foundation of tint more tormid.tbis • and tatal Diseases; that the .person who chub! discover the relief and cure a sale and infallible remedy would pet. Mtn; a most important service til socicoe. That itilcovety has now been Made in' the Parent Antihilious - l'il la drilla. Rev. Williattt lish:lay, the extensive sate or Ojai abti • the high estimation in which they arelleserveilly bald, has considerably lessened the • nurnbcr t d these. ctunpldnits; :40 bids tair,ltt a_short time to he the mesas entirely eratils eating them. These Pali have a quick and 6,4fc operation ) - they ad powerfully and speciticall? OO 04 hide ! .and ihut tem* the numerous disoroers .conageied t 4 with it, Sicit liead.Acites, Flatulence, Liver Complaints, iiiundice. Net. vons Disorders from Inalgestion, Therar u the most .valuable 'Family, Medicine hitherto et*red to die Public, and the Proprietor is supported by .the respect.tble, evultitee of the fjrst 4; hiOletets tl(.the. Nobility and oth er s, that they have never been administered loony person without giving certain and speedy tetiasi r and in the earl eo t ript et h 4 Cure. 4 ' valuable Medicine; liaving bean used with sucedies Is recommendtal by the firth, wine distinguished Perot:ago; The !tielit Hon. Viscount Dillon. 'llse Lord Bishoppr Bath and Wells. ”Sir !oho Honeywood, Bart. M.P. for tioniton. Sir Stephen Lushingtun, Hart. for Penyn. Thomas Ansou, Esq. M.P. for Litchfield. lames A royatt, Esq. M.P. for Southampton. Nicholson Calvert. E:q. M.P. for Hertford. 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TT has been too feequently thr ofjof and 1 general reprobation; vett men tiestirote l'afte elements of the medical art have (Mired themselves air trilidates. ter public patronage in the protessiop of physic the purpose of doing justice to the result of our stud:es and ex portent:4,, and . to prevent us from being classed among those empiric:it Whilst imprudent pretensions have, unfortunately for society, been too faVourably received we' he;; leave to stiontir to the liberal' and enlightened a faith ful natenicot of our pursuits and ac. quiremeots. After having received a regular medical educe. lion as the pupil.: of Messrs. Mated and ,liligard, whose lectures and prattice we carefully attended, as professors and surgeons of the .Lothn Hospital ; enteral ourselves as students in that justly celebrated school fur medieat acquire nient, the Royal College of Edinburgh, and were instru:LA in the ditrerent branches of anatomy, surgery, • the theory and praCtice of physic, chemistry, midwifery, b-tany, &e. & c . by those eminent professors, Drs. , Monte, Gregory, Black, Hamilton, - Duncan and Rutherinril. We trust we shall not bestesmed vesumptuout in saying , that our proticiriley and acquirements areitot'inconsiderahle. Having for a Long series of years made Venereal Complaints, and the various diseaset. • of Debility, the particplar objed ot our studie: prodU ce , it will, we hope, be-allowed that we have acquired superior knowledge of their treatment and cure. -1n slight and recent cases of intention a pert4t re-establieftinent is completed ill the short period of two dayi ; and in those of the utmost veteracy, where ether practitoners. have feiled of success, * proper perseverance in our plan of treatsysnit ensures, to the patient a sate and radical cure. • . Amidst the Melancholy variety of disorders which are the effects of a habit long and mist unhappily pursued by time . youth of both sexes, there are none more alarming or more distressing than those deficiencies and debilities which ire. qitently . prevent or embitter the matrimonial state • To such persons it must be a consolation to know that they may now, by a new and infallible mode of treatment., be restored to theft greatest of all humen.blessings, a strung, manly, and vigor.. ous constitution. In all cases at debility, loon whatever cause arising, as welleas in every species of venereal inf e cti o n, we-may Ilecottsulted by patients Of either sex with thegreats est secrecy and honour. Hours of consultation at home own ten tothree, anti Ilona 6 in the evening till to a' night. Patients in the country .re requested to stare the purlieus. lars of their caseeage, And general habit of living, &c, &c_ i l l. closing a remittance for advice anti medicines, when the same will be given, or sent to any parr ot the kingdom. To i isii re that stmecy so essential to our undertaking, the postage of letters may he added to the account tor medicines. Cui&glu and Co. Surgeons, No. idt, Hatton-garden, egr Messrs. Currie end Co. have Certificates fr o m tho above respectable Protesaors of Lontiou and Eclihurgli, of the diligence, skill, and humanity, with which •cy pets formed the duties assigned thorn during the time 'AI) di tended their Lettuce and Ptatlixed